Haskovo Province, Administrative division in southern Bulgaria
Haskovo Province is an administrative region in southeastern Bulgaria that covers a large area containing multiple towns and villages. The region borders Greece and Turkey and serves as an important part of Bulgaria's southeastern territory.
The region took its current form in 1999 as part of Bulgaria's administrative reform. This restructuring followed the end of Communist rule and reshaped the country's regional divisions.
The population of 256,408 residents represents a mix of ethnic groups, with Bulgarians comprising 79.4%, Turks 12.5%, and Roma 7.0% according to census data.
The region connects well to major Bulgarian cities through national highways and has several border crossings to neighboring countries. Travelers should prepare their documents in advance if planning to visit or cross into border areas.
Municipalities within the province include Dimitrovgrad, which developed as an industrial center, and Mineralni Bani, known for its mineral water springs.
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